Thread: MASM/Vb6 to GS2
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Old 12-08-2009, 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by WhiteDragon View Post
I don't know where in the world you picked up VB6, as it's not a good language, in my opinion.

In terms of syntax, VB6 is not terribly close to the C-style GS2. However, a number of the concepts are the same.

Saying "easy" would probably be inaccurate; learning GS2 will require work, like learning anything else.

In the end though, I don't believe GS2 is hard to figure out, even without prior programming experience. So, it shouldn't be terribly hard for you.
VB6 is a decent language with the right resources,it all depends on what your are trying to do.
The only thing i find pathetic about vb6 is Thread support,it crashes on point if you even try to create a thread. Although i found vb6 useful for DLL hooking and more along those lines. I didn't think MASM would have anywhere near the same syntax,since well nothing really has near the same syntax as ASM.
Thanks for your info,I'm reading on the wiki right now
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